Fleet Files For County Treasurer
Charles B. Fleet 59 of 902 North Market Street filed Tuesday as a Democratic candidate for Frederick County treasurer. A former salesman and auditor with Kresge and the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, he cites 17 years in finance plus seven as an auditor and notes long community involvement in Frederick. He and his wife Violet Ross Fleet have two married daughters.
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Charles B. Fleet
North Market Street
Frederick Produce Company
Cheapeake and Ohio Railroad
Glen Allen
Richmond
Mr. Fleet
Frederick
5. S
Kresge
Orth Market Street
Alvey V. Renn
Amoco
Sixth and
Mr Fleet
Southern Biscuit Company
John Marshall High School
University of Richmond
Virginia
Mass Violet Ross
Mineola
Long Island
Roger Schmutz
John William Molesworth IV
Charlotte Yarro
Fleet
U. S Kresge Company
Chesapeake and Oho Railroad
Frederick County
Motherwell Wife Files For Divorce In Washington
Mrs. Larry Lord Motherwell, 33, seeking absolute divorce in Domestic Relations Court, cites her husband’s conviction for second degree murder. He is serving five years to life in San Quentin for killing Pearl Putney. She seeks custody of their daughter Denise 4 and restoration of her maiden name.
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Washington Cap
Larry Lord Motherwell
Motherwell
San Quentin
Calif
Pearl Putney
Washington
Denise
Emmitsburg Approves Two Traffic Blinkers for Safety
Norman Flax Emmitsburg street commissioner announced renewal of formal authorization for two traffic blinkers to curb accidents near the Catholic Church on US 15 and at Maryland 97 and Mountain Road. Installation by Potomac Edison to cost about 500 with work starting in three weeks.
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Norman Flax
Emmitsburg
US 15
Emmittsburg
State Roads Commission
Flax
Pennsylvania
Potomac Edison Company
SRC
Flay
Thomas G Mohler
Mohler
Charles B Shorb
Brosius Seeks Disposal Permit For Pinecliff Sewage Plant
Brosius Homes Corp seeks zoning approval to install a sewage disposal plant in Pinecliff south of Jug Bridge. The Maryland Health Dept has granted permission and Monocacy discharge was approved earlier. The $10,000 to $12,000 facility, to be built in a ravine, will be owned by Lake Spring Water Co and regulated by the Maryland Public Service Commission. Construction on about 25 homes in the subdivision will begin once plans are complete and central water supply is approved.
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Pinecliff
Jug Bridge
Frederick County Board of Zoning Appeals
Maryland State Health Department
Aleady
Frederick County
Lake Spring Water Company
L.W
LJ Brosil
Maryland Public Service Commission
JW Brosnis
Frederick City
Fishing Creek
Buroslus
Brosius
Girl Scouts Mark 50th Anniversary with Week of Celebrations
Frederick prepares for Girl Scout Week as the organization reaches its 50th year. A proclamation will declare the week of March designated as Girl Scout Week with Rededication services and golden anniversary observances in churches and synagogues. Downtown stores display Girl Scout windows while extensive publicity is planned.
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Frederick County
C. Lease Bussard
Girl Scouts of
Frederick
Johnson to Speak at Golden Anniversary Lunch in Washington
Vice President Johnson will join the Golden Anniversary luncheon in Washington with several Frederick attendees expected. In March the Girl Scout Cookie sale opens to the public with advance orders delivering cookies and availability at downtown locations.
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Johnson
Washington
Frederick
Benefit Dance Planned by Frederick Alumni Group
Frederick High School Alumni Association president Robert E. Dudrow announces a benefit dance to be held Friday at the Eagles Club. Proceeds will support the alumni fund and school activities.
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Frederick High School Alumni Association
Robert E. Dudrow
Eagles Club
Alumni Dance to Benefit Frederick High Band
The event raises funds for new band uniforms with proceeds donated to Frederick High School Band. All alumni and friends are invited to the public dance. The Melo-Tones provide music, with a dance committee led by G Thomas Shoemaker and others.
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Frederick High School
G. Thomas Shoemaker
Saul Miller
R. Herbert Oden
Eutha W. Hueting
Mary Anne S. Smith
Robert R. Bare
Ronald H. Tyeryar
Robert E. Dudrow
Robert E. Crum
Richard D. Dudderar
Englishman sought to roast ox for Thames art festival
London festival organizers seek an English roaster for next summer's Thames barbecue. They were told the lone expert is a US Air Force sergeant, though group leader Ian Hunter insists they prefer an English butcher.
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